Subject	especially if it's a turbo... maybe okay on an NA though
Posted by	markpearl91tt on June 06, 2003 at 1:24 PM
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In Reply To	Too thick - use 10W40 for your area (n/m) posted by NytWolf on June 05, 2003 at 10:52 PM
Message	I still wouldn't go that thick. I read a tech article a while back about some of the engine components being sensative to thick oil - the journals maybe? Anyway, 10W-30 in winter and 15W-whatever in summer. There is a different recommendation in higher altitudes too I believe it's thicker), but that all depends on where you live.
Follow Ups	Got 5 quarts of Valvoline VR1 Racing SAE 20W-50 oil - bassplayr 22:45:36 06/05/03 Too thick - use 10W40 for your area (n/m) - NytWolf 22:52:49 06/05/03 especially if it's a turbo... maybe okay on an NA though - markpearl91tt 13:24:20 06/06/03 Aunt Jemima's maple syrup-cant beat it... (n/m) - whitetwinz 22:59:17 06/05/03 don't put all 5 quarts in. also, use a nissan filter. (n/m) - fairladyz90999 23:18:46 06/05/03 If this stuff is too think. I might just return it and get - bassplayr 23:22:53 06/05/03 I run 15W-50, no problems. - Chip(GinnMotorsports) 12:12:25 06/06/03 Iwas told that because the turbo oil lines are so small, the - rader 07:45:35 06/06/03 4 Quarts. (n/m) - YugoBernie (NoVA) 09:23:20 06/06/03 I bought the 5th to hold on to in the garage (n/m) - bassplayr 09:32:15 06/06/03 Are you burning oil between oil changes? (n/m) - YugoBernie (NoVA) 11:18:30 06/06/03 Probably not - bassplayr 14:39:46 06/06/03 According to the manual - Keith58 09:41:16 06/06/03 I run 20w-50 syn, but then again I'm running an NA (n/m) - Adlashwa 14:36:30 06/06/03 Then it sounds like I might be fine to run it, too - bassplayr 14:40:59 06/06/03
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